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August 25th, 2013 05:29 PM #1Senior Member
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tentative boys' list
I hope to be a mom one day. For now I enjoy being a name lover.
My apologies for any typos; i post from my mobile phone.
August 25th, 2013 05:41 PM #3
Philo : I like the familiar, but different sound of this one. I've actually never heard it before.
Oswin : This sounds much better with Philo and Asa instead of Oswald. Besides, Oswald makes me think of the blue Octopus.
Asa : Not my favorite, but it's soft and short, balancing out the other two names.
I think they work well as a sibset. I would introduce them like "These are my darlings Philo, Asa, and Oswin."
Not crazy about these middles, but I would put them together like so:
Philo Solace
Asa Noble
Oswin Prosper
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Genevieve - Aurelia - Penelope - Clementine - Matilda - Wilhelmina - Josephine - Cordelia
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Just gonna be upfront: Philo sounds like a dogs name and on Oswald I have to agree with pp about Lee Harvey.
Asa is a very nice strong and gentlemanly name. It was my great grandfather's name. It's also religious if that's a plus for you.
Not a fan of Prosper or Solace. But Noble's alright. Asa Noble is cuteCatelin Geneva10th grader
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I know Philo isn't everyone's cup of tea, but it has a bit of sentimental value to me. (For the record, the pastry dough called Phyllo is pronounced fee-low).
I like Oswin, but it almost feels too fangirly, as I'm a doctor who fan. I've always loved the name Oswald...so much that i actually had a cat i named that as a kid. I'm not really concerned about the Lee Harvey Oswald connection, and i don't have TV so my future kids won't even know about the blue octopus connection.
The middles are just ones i like. My girls list has middles that honor family, and i wanted boy middles that did the same without having to use some rather unattractive family names. I also like Makepeace and Hopestill for middles.I hope to be a mom one day. For now I enjoy being a name lover.
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NATIONAL (FOX44) - The Supreme Court says violent video games can be sold or rented to children without parental consent.
The high court upheld a lower court decision which threw out a California law
banning the sale of games to kids, which allow them to virtually beat, torture, and kill men and women.
The Supreme Court voted seven to two. The government can't quote "restrict the ideas" children can be exposed to.
The California law would have let parents buy the games for their children, but wouldn't let kids make the purchases themselves.
Two justices, Stephen Breyer, a liberal, and conservative Clarence Thomas, supported the law for different reasons.
Breyer said it's already illegal to sell pornography to a minor, so why can't the same principle apply to selling games which let a boy imagine he's committing murder?
Thomas said freedom of speech doesn't give the game producer unlimited access to children.
In California, police, women's groups and psychiatrists are all unhappy with the ruling.
Arguing the state must do more to protect kids from dangerous influences.
Violent games will be available for minors to purchase
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Rated 4 out of 5 by jimmy0 It's the people
The first room we were assigned was in a noisy location, where we could hear a lll our neighbors and many outside noises. The decor seemed drab and old. After one night in that room, we said we'd cancel early. Josh at the reception desk found us another room, which turned out to be outstanding. At the reception desk, in addition to Josh, we want to thank Natalie and Ashley for their superb care and efficiency.
November 5, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Chief53 This Hotel is well located and has great ammenities
The Sheraton Downtown Denver is in an excellent location and has great ammenities. Including underground parking, fitness center, business center, clean, comfortable rooms, adjacent restaurants, bars and a coffee shop. Located on Denver's 16th Street Mall, two blocks from the State Capital and three blocks from the Colorado Convention Center; you'll not find a better facility or location in the Mile High City.
August 12, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Mike490 Tired Convention Hotel
The public areas of the hotel are updated. The Yardhouse restaurant on site is a fantastic option. I was upgraded to a larger room given my frequent SPG stays. The room had a tiny bathroom and furniture from the 80's. It was really a awful. However, I could live with that. The largest complaint comes from the fact that each of the three days I was there, we tried to order coffee and oatmeal from room service. 2 of the 3 days they quoted 1 hour delivery times and it actually took a full hour. 1 day it was over an hour so we did not order and had to start our day without food until noon. Room service is poorly run if they can't handle coffee and oatmeal in less than 1 hour. It pretty much ruins your day if you have to skip breakfast due to the inability to get food. Oh yes, we could have gotten coffee and a pastry from Peet's in the lobby....but the lines there we 50 people deep as well.
May 11, 2014
Rated 1 out of 5 by Shirley5234 Not for me
Apparently historic translates to tiny rooms. Few amenities in room. Tub leaked all night. Creamer for coffee was spoiled, ruined my coffee. No vent/fan in bathroom. Had to leave to "go" rather than be embarrassed. No ipod dock. No fridge or microwave. No hot tub. Weak barely operable plumbing.$24 ti Selfpark. If this is what I get with 10000 SPG points, SPG can keep them. No Sheraton downtown for me again.
August 19, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Swede Comfortable and Convenient
Food was superb - all meals. Slept well with the soft pillows and comfortable bed. A smaller room, but sufficient for my needs. The water temp in the shower fluctuated too much for me...hot to cool...adjust and almost scald sometimes. Nevertheless, I enjoyed my stay. Convenient to pedestrian walkway and restaurants. Disappointed in the "game room" - seriously...it was two chess board tables and that was it.
March 7, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by lmem2014 Meal Options
I tried to have breakfast twice at the hotel and neither was satisfactory. The first morning I used room service and ordered what seemed like the healthiest option (veggie egg white omelette). It was oiled even though I'd asked for no cheese and contained minimal amount of veggies. The toast was buttered (why not let people do it on their own if they want to?) and I doubt whole grain. On my third morning I decided to give the buffet a try and it was even worse. The menu said oatmeal was an option but it wasn't out. There were only a few choices and it cost $18! As a vegetarian I could get eggs, pancakes, greasy potatoes, or some pastries which are really unhealthy. The rest (cereals and yogurt) were the same as any roadside motel and don't deserve to cost $18. Poorly done Sheraton. Poorly done. The rest of my stay was fine and might have even been really good but for the meal options and lack of refrigerator in my room.
July 7, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Juanita04 First impression
The overall stay at the hotel was great. I was in town for a convention and the facilities were fantastic for the event.
However, my company sponsored the hotel key card for the event. Upon checking in, the staff member said the cards were poorly designed because they didn't have arrows on them showing which way to insert the card, not knowing that I was the one who designed them (and I would have put arrows on them had I been prompted to). I was taken aback that someone from the hotel would say something negative towards the key sponsor knowing they spent a decent amount of money on it. I asked him not to repeat his words, and was disappointed with the prior lack of courtesy.
Moving on, while the facilities at the hotel were fantastic, the toilet paper was not. I am certain they can find a cost effective brand that isn't as harsh as the one they currently use. Bring your own!
May 1, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by Webdog44 Consistently poor conference food
Four days of business meetings and numerous meal opportunities to rule out any anomalies. Consistently poor quality food across all breakfast, lunch, and sadly, even snack options. Hotel is OK. Location is very good. Food,...not so much. If you are looking for an average hotel in a good area and do not plan on staying here to eat, and the price is right for aforementioned criteria, then this is your hotel.
October 1, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by Trees Wonderful support from staff for lost child
Our wedding party spent the weekend of July 27th at the Denver Sheraton. Our 3 year old granddaughter got on the elevator alone and disappeared. The staff was wonderful in helping us look for her. A guest picked her up and took her to the front desk. They looked up the family and called my son.. And they asked for his ID, even though she ran to him, calling out "Daddy." We remain so impressed and thankful.
July 30, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by kc6533 Room Issues
In my room the remote to the TV was very hard to use. The buttons would not work and the timer was not able to be utilized. Also I could not get the room to cool off even though the thermostat was set at the temperature that I wanted. I was in the Tower room 809 and there was also a spot on the bath curtain where it appeared someone had "spit" on it. Only observable from the inside with the curtain closed.
April 17, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by arsenaltracy Very comforatble stay
I was in Denver for work for the week at the convention center. The hotel is in a great location with plenty of of things to do. The hotel has a great selection of food and drinks. The rooms are kept clean and the beds are very comfortable. When returning to the hotel, the doors were always held open for me and I was always pleasantly greeted by the staff.
July 14, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by cc123 Great location, but some maintenance issues
The fantastic location was by far the biggest draw for the hotel. Rooms were comfortable and clean. My primary gripe is that there were maintenance issues in the bathroom that had to be reported on two successive days before they were repaired. Similarly, the soda machine on our floor did not work throughout our stay.
The hotel could definitely use more quick options for food, particularly in the morning.
September 18, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Emma Large rooms and great service
I stayed in this hotel to attend a conference. My husband also attended the conference so we brought along our 7-year old. The hotel was very accommodating, the rooms were very spacious (which is great when you travel as a family) and the service was very good. We also found very convenient the hotel restaurants (Yardhouse and the Irish Pub) and Peet's coffee house, which were all great. Great experience.
May 22, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Greg Check-in/out inconvenience
At check-in, I was given keys to my room 3 times, each one unable to unlock the room. Finally security guard had to open the door, only to find that it was occupied.
At check-out, there was no system for standing in line for the next agent. You should have a single line which feeds to the next available agent, instead of allowing people walk up randomly.
Also, the room temperature was not maintained well.
February 28, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by tmdudley Poor Housekeeping
Nice hotel but there were dirty towels in my room when I arrived and my trash was not pulled for three days until I called for service. I had to call housekeeping when my room mate moved to another room to bring new towels and reset room. I was not impressed when my stay was 10 days for the NEA convention. Once I called to complain the service improved. :(
July 13, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by AnnieLJC out-of-town wedding guest
The perfect place to stay when you are traveling without a vehicle! Sheraton Downtown Denver is located in close proximity to sports venues, cultural attractions, and excellent restaurants for all tastes, not to mention the variety of pubs and brewhouses offering locally crafted beers and ales. Most of our wedding party stayed at the Sheraton and had a wonderful experience.
June 25, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by tjdenver club room stay 1214 thru 1216
The room wasn't as clean as it should have been, looked like it wasn't used for awhile, head board had something on it (uck!!). Also the fitness center had some issues with equipment. several of the recumbant bikes were not working and essentially useless. The one that was working wasn't functioning 100%. Also the leg curl machine was still broken (we stayed here also in May 2012), equipment needs tuned.
December 19, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by JJK123 Busy, noisy, understaffed
The Club Room was a good example of how understaffed and unprepared the team was for the amount of guests on the weekend we stayed at the hotel,.There was a young women working alone in the Room, who by her own admission never worked the Club level before that day. No coffee, minimal food, tables un bussed. On of the reason that we chose this property was due to having a Club Lounge.
Very disappointing.
July 31, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Nancymoneydiva Bellman went above and beyond.
My rental car was parked in a tight spot and I couldn't get out of the garage. I asked a bellman (Partrick?) for help. He hopped in and inched it forward and in reverse -took twenty minutes but he did it.
Great service all around but especially from your new bellman.
Great location and great service! Highly recommend this hotel.
July 27, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by JimM Great Location
This hotel is in a great downtown location, everything is is within walking distance: food, shopping, entertainment, nightlife, etc. It is simple to walk out the front door and head off for a nice walk to the River which makes for a great place to get outdoor exercize. The hotel boasts a great Alehouse with a HUGE selection of great beers on tap and a quality food menu that I found surprisingly tasty.
May 3, 2013
Rated 4 out of 5 by Teacher98 Great view from tower
I came to Denver for a teacher's convention and upon arrival there was a long check-in line. They brought around snacks and had water out for us as we waited. The king room in the tower was small and short on storage. Because I was by myself, I put my suitcase next to the bed on the luggage rack. That worked for me. The proximity to 16th Street was a bonus.
July 8, 2014
Rated 3 out of 5 by Otis5037 Go for travelers; Iffy for a conference
The location is terrific for travelers and convenient to everything.
The rooms were tight with small bathrooms for a multi-night stay. The 'Conference area' had poor to no wi-fi available. The 'free' lobby wi-fi was slower than a hardwire connection.
The catering was fantastic. Good food for 400 and excellent catering staff - attentive and able.
It was a shame the cafe was so poor. Slow service and everyone focused on "our Breakfast Buffet". We tried it on Day one - it was mediocre. After that we asked for menus and got a song and dance from the hostess, manager, wait staff. No one really wanted to wait on anyone. If I am going to get my own breakfast, I'll get it elsewhere.
The brochures in the room are outdated and shabby. Mine actually said the front desk would cash $100 check each day. The desk clerk told me they had not offered that since 2009.
The cleaning staff was top notch.
September 5, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by Custard Great Location, Great Concierge Level, Great Staff
In town for a convention. Great location! 1 block from 16th street free bus system. 2 blocks from art museum, US mint, 2 blocks from summer taquiria trucks! Great, friendly staff who couldn't be more helpful. I had a medical emergency and concierge recommended a great hospital and when I needed plastic wrap for my bandage, brought the whole roll of plastic wrap!!!. Plus, gave great dinner suggestions and helped with tour reservations. Hotel bed was best I have ever been in. I usually have to ask for a board to be placed under the mattress but this mattress, we wanted to take home with us! And the concierge level - great. Newspaper daily. Breakfast and Cocktail hour food was great - and saved us a small fortune on meals. Plus, all the water, soda, Starbuck hot drinks, we wanted, all day/night long. Thank you for such an enjoyable stay. All of your hard efforts totally show in your staff.
July 22, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5 by CRW6367 Hotel Stay Review
Overall, the hotel rating was good. Staff met needs, room was clean. Nice room, however the bed had the worst matress I've slept on in a very long time. My husband and I started off in a regular room and upgraded to a suite thinking the mattress would be better. It was awful. We were there for 7 days and didn't have a good night sleep once. Couldn't wait to get home. I suggest a more firm mattress.
November 5, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by D250 Three Days of He__
Terrible 3 night stay. Maid Service was absolutely a "zero". Our room was not cleaned for 3 days. At 6:15am the Maintenance team was working in the walls at the 20th floor. Maid Service barged into our room with a "do not disturb" sign on the door. Frankly, the hotel leadership is not communicating and the the result is ,as a Platinum member, I won't stay here again until they correct their issues.
December 16, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5 by mdsw convenient but that's all
This hotel hosts an event for us every year and is very convenient to stay in. Their challenge is they never quite get it right.
* no baggage assistance at valet
* no mini bar in the suite
* only one robe in the suite
* had to request champagne glasses 2x
* one roll of toilet paper in the suite
* only one mirror in the entire suite with a power outlet
With a little extra effort, it would be great!
November 11, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by BusnessTravel45 BusinessTravel45
Beds and pillows were great, room was very clean and the bathroom was well maintained.
The room office consisted of a table and chair centered in the middle of the room with no outlets, phones, lights or plugs. The room was next to a service elevator that had an extremely loud door that would squeak continuously through the night. Phoned the Front Desk and request maintenance but they never came.
September 5, 2012
Rated 3 out of 5 by GoldSPGmember Club level don't expect much
The club level rooms are about as small as you can find. The king sized bed takes up 90% of the room and the bathroom you have to turn sideways to get in. I know there are other larger rooms but the majority are just too small.
If you pay to stay at the club level be aware that the Drinks are kept too warm and the breakfast is all carbs, no protein to be found or anything hot. VERY disappointing.
November 29, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Maggie Hotel room and customer service was terrible.
Room was very small, had a bad ordor, and noisy. I called to the front desk to ask the square footage and to complain about the ordor in the room. I was told by Kara that the room was 240-250 sq feet. I asked Kara why they would put anyone in this rooom when they were not sold out, she put me on hold, and I hung up after 5 minutes. She never returned my call and I will never return to this hotel.
May 3, 2013
Rated 3 out of 5 by Angel444 Hotel room was disappointing
I found the Sheraton Downtown Denver to not meet the usual experience I've had with Sheraton properties. The hotel room was worn, smelled of mildew and the air conditioning would not turn off - no matter what I did. A couple of times we asked the door men for assistance and were met with a less than enthusiastic reply. The front desk staff, however, seemed to have the usual Sheraton friendliness.
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Brainerd, MN (August 18, 2014) -- It looked for a couple of ever-so-brief moments like Sunday's Top Fuel final at the 33rd annual Lucas Oil NHRA Nationals at Brainerd (Minn.) International Raceway was going to pit the U.S. Army duo of Tony "The Sarge" Schumacher against Antron Brown.
But in the blink of an eye, both Schumacher and Brown got derailed on their way to a fifth Brainerd event title between them with ever-so-narrow semifinal-round losses.
Nonetheless, the Don Schumacher Racing (DSR) teammates showed on this cold and gloomy, rain-delay-filled Sunday that only the strongest wear the colors of the U.S. Army, and that the Army-NHRA partnership provides Americans a platform to experience the speed, power, teamwork and technology that drives that strength.
Schumacher, the seven-time NHRA Mello Yello Drag Racing Series world champion and three-time Brainerd event titlist, disposed of Leah Pritchett and arch-rival Shawn Langdon with solid first- and second-round elimination victories in his U.S. Army Top Fuel Dragster for DSR. With conditions almost 20 degrees cooler than they were during Friday and Saturday qualifying rounds, Schumacher and the rest of the competitors in all classes laid down some of the fastest runs seen all season. Schumacher beat Pritchett with a run of 3.778 seconds at 324.51 mph, and ousted Langdon with a run of 3.763 seconds at 326.87 mph.
That set up his semifinal-round meeting with Top Fuel points leader and fellow two-time 2014 event titlist Doug Kalitta with a boat-load of momentum on his side. Schumacher's run of 3.740 seconds at 327.51 mph outdid Kalitta's run of 3.752 seconds at 324.67 mph. But Kalitta's reaction-time advantage of .070 of a second to Schumacher's .084 of a second gave the points leader the holeshot victory by a mere 36 inches at the finish line.
"It's not that hard to have a 70 light (.070 of a second reaction time) in the semifinals," said Schumacher, who is now 3-3 this season in head-to-head meetings against Kalitta. "All I needed was a 79 (.079) light. An 84 (.084) light just doesn't cut it. That just puts in perspective. I went in really quick and he took his sweet time, and then . it just kind of caught me off guard a little bit. It happens. We've got a really good car and then he had his guard down there. We should've beaten him. We ran good enough to beat him, and I just didn't pull my weight. I have to say this U.S. Army Racing team, despite the disappointment of runs like that, is uplifted every day by the pride we have and the honor of representing the more than 1 million Soldiers who protect our freedom and our way of life. We've got a great car. We just need to put it all together and we're on the verge of doing just that at the right time of the season. The last four events, we've done just great. We've just got to get it to all click. I drove much better the last couple races. I was a little slow here - just a little slow. I'm surprised. I don't know why that is. I've been just a couple hundredths slower at this race all weekend. We'll pick it up. We have the U.S. Nationals coming up next and we've done better there than anywhere else."
Brown, driver of the Matco Tools/U.S. Army Top Fuel Dragster for DSR, parlayed the momentum of his third No. 1 qualifier position of the season into first- and second-round victories over J.R. Todd (3.804 seconds at 318.69 mph) and Larry Dixon (3.772 seconds at 293.86 mph) to set up his semifinal meeting today against Morgan Lucas, who was on a roll of his own this weekend despite running just a part-time schedule this season.
Brown got a better jump at the starting line and had a brief lead early against Lucas, but Lucas was able to get by Brown before the finish line and stopped the clocks in 3.729 seconds at 319.82 mph to Brown's 3.770 seconds at 319.82 mph.
"All in all, it was a good race weekend here at Brainerd," Brown said. "It just didn't work out in our favor in that semifinal round. We turn the page and move on to Indy and get ready for Indy and the U.S. Nationals. I'm pretty pumped up about the Traxxas Shootout and the U.S. Nationals. We've got a lot of really cool things coming up in the next few weeks leading up to the Nationals and I'm excited to live and be in Indy. We're going to use what happened today at Brainerd to fuel us at Indy, that's for sure. We're right there. The car is running good. So, we'll just go back and get ready for Indy and see what we can do for the U.S. Nationals. It's our All-Star Game, or our Super Bowl, and I'm amped up. I get so excited about it. If you do well at Indy, it can heal a lot of wounds."
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Obama Signs Firearm And Ammo Killswitch
Submitted by doctor011 on Thu, 04/25/2013 - 03:49Today, President Obama by passed congress and signed an executive which gives the federal government a power to completely ban the importation of guns, ammunition and even parts and accessories related to firearms.
While the UN Small Arms Treaty would have prevented the United States from both importing and exporting weapons, Obama has effectively signed on to the treaty with his new executive order while allowing the United States to export weapons of deaths to covertly funded clandestine operations in overseas nations where it seeks to further its imperialistic agenda. http://beforeitsnews.com/international/2013/04/obama-signs-f...
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There is a process
that can challenge an executive order so it does not take affect.
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would you care to share
what that is?
this is news to me
Let it ever not be said,that I never did not do nothing for you.
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Sucks to be an AK owner.
The possibility of THIS is the single primary reason that I went with a U.S. gun chambered for a NATO round rather than an AK; my supply will be steady and more or less unaffected - except for the Mosin-Nagant ammo, which comes from Russia.
But if you own an AK-47, or even worse, an AK-74, you can kiss your affordable ammo goodbye. '74s are totally reliant on Russian surplus 5.45, and the bulk of 7.62x39 comes from Russia, too.
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Lots of .223 ammo comes out
Lots of .223 ammo comes out of Russia.
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with everything going on
and more people in the know,everyone who felt the need
for more ammo or arms should have already bought them
but do not despair,the MSP's can help refill an order
what might be wise though is buy extra parts for the ones owned
Let it ever not be said,that I never did not do nothing for you.
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While hypocritical the bigger issue
isn't how it allows the US to export arms, but the impact it will have on private gun owners.
Weapons like the following could now fall under this potential import ban:
AK-47 ammo, parts, magazines, rifles
HK-91 and clones (such as the PTR-91) rifles, parts, magazines
FNAL rifles, parts, magazines
Glock/Ruger/EAA/Bersa/FN Herstal/etc. guns, parts, magazines, etc. manufactured overseas
Mosin Nagant rifles, ammo, parts
etc., etc., etc.
So the supply already in the USA could be all that there will be which will tend to drive prices up. It will impact gun owners in a number of ways such as:
- limiting the ability to practice
- making repairs and maintenance of their firearms even more expensive
- severely limiting the ability those who have started down the path with these types of imported firearms to adequately defend their lives, liberty, and property as provisioned by the 2nd Amendment which clearly states "shall not be infringed"
It's a big deal. The impact (lack thereof) to the MIC is a by-product and minor compared to how it affects the 300+ million Americans.
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My comment from yesterday
A good commentary here:
So, anybody ready to defend the right of the "mentally ill" to defend themselves? Besides me, of course.
I expect so. I have this silly notion that if they have not committed a crime, they should not have any rights stripped. Essentially, this means it is now a crime to have a bout of depression. Is everybody happy?
This is how they do it, folks. One group at a time. Looks like I get to go first... I feel so special. See you all when they get around to you!"
This is not a gripe about a re-post, this is just what I had to say about it. Post it over and over and over until people get a clue...
Love or fear? Choose again with every breath.
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I will, fishy! Actually, so shall Larry Pratt.
While other Milquetoast 'pro-2A' would shy away from that, if you YouTube enough, you'll find Larry defending '2nd Amd. for everyone, and I mean EVERYONE' pretty often. Oh and of course, our Ernie Hancock!
I too, shall stick by and always extend and suspend judgement a-priori, and apply 'innocent until proven guilty,' (unless you're corporatist govt, the only 100% historically proven institutionalized repeat offenders of guilds of murderers/rapists/pedophiles/torturers/assaulters, to whom the RULE should always be: guilty, UNTIL proven 100% innocent), even to the mentally ill.
Pre-Constitution, Universal natural right of self-defense shall not be infringed, period. Last I checked, "unalienable" did not have a proviso that said "unless your innate genetic disposition is ______." Lest these Statist murderers don't believe that just because one is mentally incapacitated, they should simply let rapists and killers have their way with them.
er...yeah, rhetorical, I know: of course the statists naturally believe they should have their way with them, as they're eugenicists.
What an obnoxiously condescending attitude toward innocents, who have no control over being born that way, eh?
Besides, we ALREADY let the mentally ill murder everyone and anyone with weapons far more potent and massively destructive than a single or a an armory worth of AR15/AK-variants can ever do: govt whores.
Principles aside, speaking strictly in practical terms, a govt with bunch of lunatic pencil-necked douchebag chickenshiite pansies voting to send our own youth (and now our elderly) to foreign lands to be murdered, and couldn't bother to blink twice at the prospect of murdering millions more, of foreigners, ARE crazy, and can render a gazillion times more murder, mayhem, and damage, than what even a psychotropic-ed out mentally ill genetic specimen going postal can ever do be it with an AR15/AK47-variants, or a pressure cooker.
The scale of destruction by those who can vote, vs. those who can barely talk, are not even in the realm of logical possibilities of comparison.
SO I'd say, the real crazies in govt, be it at 'judicial' level or corporatist medicine level, are NEVER in any position to adjudicate who among my fellow American brethren are "crazy."
Then again, 'our' society has a long tradition of letting crazies dictate who are/are not 'crazy.' So, don't get your hopes up, folks.o(
Predictions in due Time...
"Let it not be said that no one cared, that no one objected once it's realized that our liberties and wealth are in jeopardy." - Dr. Ronald Ernest Paul
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Leviathan hates competition,
Leviathan hates competition, especially when it involves dealing arms. Have you ever seen the US companies turn down a chance to sell some tanks or jets to foreign countries?
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how will murderous criminals in Chicago be affected?
...not at all...
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I don't know about that. All
I don't know about that. All I know is he's awful as a president.
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Another stroke of the pen,
Another stroke of the pen, another useless executive order ... yawn.
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Elections 2016? What a joke, now...
Elections 2016? What a joke, now...
Will YOU still have your 2nd Amendment ... even TANGIBLY usable, by then, America?
You can start counting your ammos...
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Am I alone to find this absolutely...
You DO know what that means, people?
This is coming to us so fast.
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"We believe the new AVP III is another strong addition to the AGA vascular plug family," said Franck Gougeon, President and CEO of AGA. "Our goal is to provide physicians with a toolbox of embolization devices that can treat vessels of different types and length and with different flow characteristics."
The AVP III is a self-expanding nitinol mesh device and is designed to be introduced in a minimally invasive fashion through a catheter. The device comes pre-attached to a delivery cable by a small screw; the delivery cable enables the physician to precisely position the device in the targeted blood vessel. Once positioned, the cable is unscrewed and the device is released. The nitinol mesh retention discs ensure the secure positioning of the device even in high flow vessels.
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13 took the branches of the palms, and went forth to meet him, and were crying, `Hosanna, blessed [is] he who is coming in the name of the Lord -- the king of Israel;' | 13 They took palm branches and went out to meet him, shouting, "Hosanna! " "Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord!" "Blessed is the King of Israel!" |
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Celebrate President's Day with a Look at Presidents Tossing Ceremonial First Pitches
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Lovely texture, colors and finish. I apply this with a kabuki brush for the sheerest of applications. Wonderful. It makes my skin look golden-luminous, without any shimmer or shine. Goes on like buttery suede.
I really love the packaging and wish i love this product. This is another asian exclusive product that contains whitening properties for whitening and brigthening the skintone. I find the powder is smooth and easy to blend however it does not go well with my skin. It makes my skin itchy and somehow my face will turn red whenever i use this but no breakouts.
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Overview - 2 Samuel 10 | |
1 | David's messengers, sent to comfort Hanun the son of Nahash, are villanously treated. |
6 | The Ammonites, strengthened by the Syrians, are overcome by Joab and Abishai. |
15 | Shobach, making a new supply of the Syrians at Helam, is slain by David. |
2 Samuel 10:4 (King James Version)
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This recipe is very moist and rich. I have also made it in loaf pans, and given it away for holidays.Cocoa Apple Cake
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1 Cream together until fluffy the eggs, sugar, butter or margarine, and water.
2 In another bowl, sift together the flour, cocoa, baking soda, and spices.
3 Add dry ingredients to creamed mixture and mix well.
4 Fold in chocolate chips, apple, and vanilla extract. Stir until these ingredients are evenly distributed.
5 Spoon into greased, floured 10 inch bundt or loose bottom tube pan.
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OMG She is a hot mess! WOW still running your mouth!! makes me laugh bet you look like a god damn hiena!!
so she'll see her flaws and improve them!
Hmmmm i think she is great you guys are soo harsh we are mostly women and we should be there for each other and celebrate all shapes and sizes .. Yet you are all mean and nasty ?? Real women support each other . This girl is stunning in all ways, why would you want to make her feel sh*t ?.
She is thick maybe not fat but thick. There is other girls on here who are in better shape. And some of you may think big girls are in or whatever but when day when you have high cholesterol,high blood pressure or diabetes your are going to wish you would have taken care of yourself!
FAT? REALLY? WOW!! You need help!! Get alife and stop looking at the pictures if you just wanna act tasty!!
jennie why dont you put your pic up, since u criticize everyone else, jealous
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Thank you so much garden2garden saw some of my favorites and loved seeing so much more. This was a great site... blogs kinda took it away but we still are here and doing :) thanks again... |
Click on FAQS at the top of this page and then scroll down to garden junk.....There are some BB things on there from way back. These FAQS used to be connected to this page but they have recently done it a new way Quite a few of the 'old' things are on that page. |
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Author lectures on Viking culture
CASTLETON A lecture on Viking culture and old Norse society will be held Thursday at Castleton State College.
The free lecture is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. in Herrick Auditorium.
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The kitchen cabinets are maple, the hardwood floors (which go throughout) are tiger wood (reddish-orangish-brownish with black streaks), and the sofas are a maroonish color (which I dont like, but oh well). The walls are going to be a camel color, with one wall in the kitchen being chocolate brown. I also want to put a shag rug in the family room area, and I don't know what color to get (either tan, brown, black, white, or cream). I guess I have to post the pictures in the "gallery"? So I'll try to post them there under the title "Great Room colors" THANKS!!! |
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Linda, just want you to know that a shag rug is brutal when you have kids or pets or even crumbs. I had one and got rid of it for those reasons. If it were me, I'd do the rug in a shade lighter than the camel rug. Take a paint sample whilst looking for the rug. Maybe you could find one with a little black and cranberry in it and then use black as the accent tables. I have several different types of wood in all my rooms and I love the variety. You can also used painted wood tables which really add charm to a room. |
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Monmouth/Ocean County baby shower venue came to chowhound for an answer to the exact same question! looking for something a little closer to point pleasant... |
If you're looking for the best, you'd be better off ordering some olive salad and making the Muffuletta yourself. I love Central Grocery's, and it makes about 3-4 sandwiches depending on how heavy handed you are (I tend to pile it on my sandwiches). They also sell king cakes, though I can't speak to the quality of those though. |
Making pot roast in advance: some questions My family brisket recipe calls for keeping the meat whole and separate from the liquid and any veggies you may have in the pot. We usually wrap the meat in foil and store it in the fridge for a day or two. Then slice straight from the fridge and put in a pan with the juices. I'd say 350 for 20-30 minutes should do the trick to re-heat. |
Best Portuguese in Iron Bound? Forno's has great food and top notch service but is pretty pricey. If you're looking for something a bit more low key, Mompou has excellent tapas. |
Hobby's and DinoBBQ are solid choices, as is Mompou. Scully's and Bello's also have really great food and drinks (just be careful not to go on a game/event night). For something fancy, Forno's never disappoints and it is always someone's birthday (you get free flan and singing waiters). Most of the other places right next to the Rock (I.e: Edison Ale House) are not worth the money. |
My favorite burgers in New Jersey are served at... About the Linwood - have you been recently, like within the last month? I fear it has changed ownership/management and whoever left took the burger recipe with them! I've been several times this year and it has always been my favorite jersey burger. But I went 2 weeks ago and it was completely different and not very good - the name is now Linwood Inn Gastro/Brew Pub. The bun didn't seem the same and was too difficult to get a bite out of. The meat had no flavor and was overcooked, and I never had a problem getting a medium rare burger there before. It also was a lot flatter than it had been before. It was incredibly depressing. |
focaccia works just fine - i use trader joe's rosemary focaccia and it blends quite well with the meat and olive salad. i ordered my central grocery olive salad from this site, and they also have muffuletta bread if you're looking for something more authentic! |
NJ locations with failure after failure not like i'm hoping they fail or anything...but nothing has ever lasted there for too long, unfortunately. |
NJ locations with failure after failure referring to the corner spot across south avenue from the station. i think now it is a burger and bbq restaurant. for how long, though, is anyone's guess! |
NJ locations with failure after failure i'm glad wild greens has stuck it out. cosi didn't stand a chance across the street from panera. i think china light was the chinese restaurant that was in there for quite some time. since it left, it seems nothing has been able to stay there for too long! |
NJ locations with failure after failure in garwood, at the corner of center street and south avenue. the location definitely seems to be cursed. i've lived in the area my whole life and it seems like nothing's lasted more than a year or so. i chalk it up to a lack of parking - there aren't very many street spots around. |
i'd also recommend trying nolacajun.com. i get my central grocery olive salad from them. good deals and huge selection. |
Healthy place for lunch in SoHo? i second spring street natural. really good, fresh food and not too expensive. i went recently with someone who had some very specific requests given his diet (no carbs, no starch, etc.) and they accommodated him without hesitation. |
this is my go to recipe. tons of flavor from the roasted broccoli and somewhat healthy because no cream. up the potato if you want it a little thicker, and use a nice sharp cheddar for a stronger flavor! |
i've only been to the one uptown, so maybe it's different at the location you're going to, but i'd stay away from the lamb - my boyfriend's had it twice and both times it was too dry. i've had the Roadhouse with beef and it was cooked to perfection. it kind of has a lot going on because of all the toppings, but it was really, really good! all the flavors come together really nicely. the bare burger supreme is also pretty good, and since the burger comes with onion rings on it, there's no need to order a side. |
I did notice that the Kitchen's RW menu is a bit more substantial than Townhouse's, but from the pictures the former seemed much more casual. Since it's a special occasion, I thought the Townhouse might be more appropriate. Also, Townhouse is a much more convenient location for us. I would love to do Barbetta for the garden, but Yelp doesn't really give it very good ratings during RW. |
Thanks for the link! You beat NYCGo's email, which just arrived in my mailbox. I am curious as well as to what is and isn't worth my time and money during RW. I have an anniversary that is smack dab in the middle of RW, and would love to take advantage of the timing, but I always read about terrible service and sub-par food. I also have no idea how to pick one restaurant from the list...my pickiness and Yelp searching has led to just one restaurant seemingly worth going to - David Burke Townhouse. |
I second the love for Vicki's, even though you'd probably classify it as a diner. Vicki's food is great and the service is quick and easy - their pancakes are fantastic, and even the short stack is huge! Turning Point, while perhaps a "notch above a diner," has terrible food and service. In the time it took a waitress to come take our meal order, at Vicki's we already got our food. Once our order was finally taken, the waitress disappeared, and even though our table was right next to the kitchen, one order of eggs was cold by the time we got it. The food itself was nothing to write home about, either - my omelette and potatoes were swimming in a pool of oil and water, and my english muffin was burnt. You can always count on Vicki's, though - and that's why you go to a diner, isn't it? If you really don't want a diner, might want to try Ana Beall's Tea Room (opens at 11, so might be better for brunch). From what I've heard, it has a cute atmosphere. However, be warned as I haven't heard as good things about the food. |
i just got an email from NYCGO with a link for summer RW (http://www.nycgo.com/restaurantweek/)... from what i can tell they haven't posted a list, just the dates. what gives? |
Just got back as well. Was really hoping I'd be able to try a bunch of different things, but as it usually goes with events like this, unless you show up right when it starts, you'll spend most of your day in a line. We arrived around 2PM and the lines were insane. It was incredibly difficult to find out what line pertained to which truck, and once you did, there was no turning back. We stood in line for the Rickshaw Dumpling truck for about 45 minutes. Of course, once we were about 2 orders back, they ran out of the side that we wanted to order with our dumplings. What we did get to eat was fantastic (pork dumplings and chicken dumplings), but since we had no patience to wait in another line, we ate our entire lunch from the one truck. The trucks were doing the best they could given the number of people, so there really isn't anyone to put the blame on - it just sucks that you either had to show up at 11:30 or divide and conquer (and spend 45 minutes alone) in order to fully enjoy all of the trucks. |
Tonight's opening night! Menu is up for the Newark location on their website. |
thank you all for the feedback. i also came across Valdebenito's in my searches but having a party there is more money than i'm willing to spend. they don't have to be argentine empanadas, any empanada will do! and i am toying with the idea of making them myself because i know it will cost less money, i just don't know if i can handle making 75-100 of them. |
Thank you! I had actually seen that one before when I began my search, but thanks to you now I know they do catering. Never before bothered to check out the "Contact Us" link. Will give them a ring! |
I'm having a party and wanted to get a whole bunch of empanadas to serve. I found a place in Kearny that I fell in love with (Stella's - it's really good, you should go!) but just found out that they'll be closed the weekend of my party for a soccer game! I've done a lot of searching and there just aren't that many Argentine restaurants in NJ and fewer that seem to serve empanadas and would do catering. Anyone know of any places that could make up a huge amount of empanadas? Preferably in Northern/Central NJ (party is in Garwood, but willing to travel to pick them up). My last resort is to either pick them up from Stella's the last night they're open (which is 2 days before the event) or just make them myself. |
Torrisi and Parm - once you get past the 'hype' they're still pretty darn good. i'm not sure i could have described the ice cream cake as eloquently as you did, but i agree that it is one of the most fantastic desserts i've ever had. italian comfort food at its finest, for a reasonable price, is what you find at parm. the fact that everyone in the restaurant, and not just my group, was in awe of what was being put in front of them shows you're eating at a very special place. haven't had the luxury of eating at torrisi, but maybe one day! |
Where To Eat Near Penn Station good to know! i had planned on going once because of its proximity to the train and my experiences at the other location - now i'll plan otherwise next-time! |
Where To Eat Near Penn Station There's a Brother Jimmy's (BBQ) right outside Penn Station - haven't been to that exact location but the food at their downtown shop is pretty good. If that's not your thing, check this out: http://newyork.seriouseats.com/2011/0... |
I was there last Sunday, and it is well worth the trip out to Red Bank! We arrived at about 11:45 for the 12:00 opening, and there were 2 other parties ahead of us. I don't believe they take reservations, and if you show up early, you're in a good position. It did seem to fill up pretty quickly, though, once the doors opened. They seat multiple, small parties together at larger tables, so you may not be dining with just the people you arrived with -- but everyone that shows up at a restaurant like this is very nice and interesting, so it's not the worst thing in the world. I'm sure everyone is wondering about the food, and it is incredibly fresh and absolutely delicious! That was the consensus among everyone at my table - family as well as strangers - and not just because it was for a good cause. For a suggested donation of $10 (or volunteering), you get your choice of water/iced tea/coffee/hot tea, an appetizer, entree, and dessert. In addition to a standard menu that rotates based on what they have available/fresh, there were also several specials available for brunch that day. I opted for a green salad with blue cheese/chive dressing, the special brunch frittata with ricotta cheese, broccoli, asparagus, and spinach, and the donated dessert of the day, which was a toasted coconut cake. Everything was cooked perfectly and tasted wonderful. My companion had the vegetarian chili, pulled pork sliders, and the cake as well -- the few bites I had of their meal was also wonderful. The portions are nicely sized too -- I left behind a little bit of cake as I felt so incredibly full, but I wish I could have finished it all! |
Still no windows on the building and the front is completely exposed, BUT signs have gone up on the plywood announcing a Spring 2012 opening and that they are now hiring. So, the opening seems to be coming within the next few weeks/months...I hope... |


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November 20
Turkey in the Straw: This program is for our youngest guests (age 3 and under). Join us while explore the season with puppets, stories, sorting games and music in this all-about-turkeys day.
November 21
Teepee Building: Learn about the life styles of Native Americans through teepee building. We will explore Native American symbols and work motor skills by building a teepee together.
November 27
Apple of My Eye: Well get to the core of what makes the apple such a spectacular food by learning about its different parts, then making applesauce together. Children will learn the basics of cooking while getting a tasty treat.
November 28
Fall Math: Count those acorns! Little ones will use beginning math skills to study fun fall objects as we make patterns, estimate and count together.
November 29
Hibernation Station: Colder weather is coming fast, and some animals are nestling down for the winter season. Join us in I CAN Build as we create dens cozy enough for some animals to want to sleep all year long.
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